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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

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Katz Named Assessor for Four Year Term

Semuel Katz a longtime Milliside resident and Democratic municipal chairman was appointed to the Township Committee approved Board of Assessors for a four year term starting July 1 He leads United Merchants Newark and has 20 years in business plus prior state motor vehicle agent roles He previously served on the Local Assistance Rent Control Hillside Safety and Assessment boards and chairs the local Rent Control Board.

Semuel Katz Board of Improvement Assessiment Commissioners Democratic Municipal Ridney Englander Katz Local Assistance Board

Lack of Hospital Facilities Sparks Safety Council Warning

The Letter on Page 5 cites serious hospital shortages in the county. Dr. Joseph Peyser asserts no county isolation hospital exists and area general hospitals lack isolation wards, leaving contagious patients in scarce private rooms. He urges public funding to expand Elizabeth area hospitals and notes similar gaps elsewhere. A Hillside safety tip warns of a dangerous Central avenue pavement dip near the playground needing night reflectors after a crash. The piece also critiques plans to use turnpike surplus for railroads and recalls Memorial Day events with crossing guards and a Woodruff Park sales sign seen open for inspection.

Attention Safety Council New Jersey Joseph Peyser Peyser Elizabeth Alexian Brothers Elizabeth General St. Elizabeth Hillside Safety Council Central Avenue Union County Park Commission Woodruff Elizabeth River Park Parkso

Hillside Community Orchestra Concert Tonight at High School

The Hill side Community Orchestra presents its annual concert Thursday June 2 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium featuring a guest appearance by the high school chorus Admission is free or low cost as noted, with details on tickets at the school office.

Hillside Community Orchestra

Degree For Kern From Muhlenberg College

Eugene B. Kern son of Mr and Mrs Francis Kern of Hillside New Jersey will graduate from Muhlenberg College at commencement exercises June 5. He receives the bachelor of science degree and served as historian for Tau Kappa Epsilon. He was active in the Pre Medical Society on the staff of Archeade the college literary publication and competed in intramural sports. Kern a Hillside High School graduate plans a medical career.

Allentown Eugene B. Kern Francis Kern Bond Street Hillside N. J Muhlenberg College Kern Tau Kappa Epsilon Arcade Hillside High School

Fiancée Gifts Fine To Wedding Cash In New Jersey Court

Morton L. Isaacs of Irvington faced a $50 toll payment in Municipal Court after failing to pay at the Garden State Parkway Union toll plaza on May 15. His fiancée Jane Winterhalter of Scotch Plains testified the coin landed in the hopper but no one was sure it went in. Magistrate Henry Goldhor suspended the fine on condition Isaacs pay the amount as a wedding gift to Winterhalter when they marry in December. Sgt Flynn noted the toll was not paid, prompting the magistrate to monthly-quote the couple’s quarrel about the quarter.

Morton L. Isaacs 38Th Street Irvington Union Toll Plaza Garden State Parkway Jane Winterhalter West Court Street Scotch Plains Isaacs John Flynn State Police Henry Goldhor Set Flynn Sgt

Bank Extends Medical Health Plan Benefits

The board of directors of the bank approves a major health plan and hospitalization payments for all employees enhancing fringe benefits. The measure broadens coverage and adds spatial payment terms for staff health care.

BANK Maj

Boost PAL Fund First Photo Shows Local Leaders

Jack Valenti of Hillside Tavern Owners Association presents a 267 check with 500 from supporters, representing a third of a 1500 pledge as Township Committeeman Sidey Birnbaum and other officials observe. Another 200 from John Redling and 100 from Hillside Teachers Association are shown with officers. Bottom photo tracks construction progress on the building.

Jack Valenti Hillside Tavern Owners Association Layer Cannisters Association Sidey Birnbaum Evelyn Schueler Hillside Teachers Association Conrad Angebrandt Phyllis Brogan

Open Garbage Bids Appoint Three Cops

The Hillside PAL board appeals for equipment for the new Hillside PAL Youth Building. With 40,000 raised of the 60,000 project, the 74.5 by 101 foot facility near Hillside and Highland will include multiple activity rooms and kitchen facilities. The bid process for garbage collection opened with two bidders.

Hillside Pal PAL Board of Trustees Hillside Avenue Highland Avenue W. William di Buono Disposal Associates Inc West Orange la Fera Contracting Co. Inc Newark Fereday & Meyer Inc Elizabeth Committee For di Buono

Sinai Hebrew School to Lay Cornerstone Rites

Abraham Mankowitz announced that Ia Mya Isadore Holtz will lay the cornerstone of the Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center on Sunday afternoon June 12 at Maple avenue and Clark street weather permitting. The event precedes the indoor dedication program and includes Rabbi Eliezer Cohen Max Kasoff Herman C. Lansey and Benjamin S. Berkowitz Emanuel Finkel and Manuel Pogash among participants.

Abraham Mankowitz Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center Ia Mya Isadore Holtz Mankowitz Maple Avenue Clark Street Holtz Sinai Congregation Eliezer Cohen Max Kasoff Herman C. Lansey The Sinai Hebrew School Benjamin S. Berkowitz Emanuel Finkel Manuel Pogash

Bicycle Safety Check Saturday at Municipal Garage Hillside

The Hillside Safety Council and Police Department, with Local P T A s, will run a bicycle safety check Saturday morning from 9 to 12 at the Municipal Garage on Hillside Avenue. Fifteen parts will be checked including handlebars, reflectors, brakes, tires, lights, and spokes. Committee heads include a Safety Council member and Mrs Helen Tinschmidt of the PTA Presidents Council. Bikes certified will receive a Safety League Membership card and a safety decal.

Hillside Safety Council Police Department P/T Hillside Avenue Enter Safety Council Helen Tinschmidt P.T.A. Presidents Council Safety League

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Katy Williamson Avenue United Merchants Newark Collection Agency Port of TevieWing Mauro Pharmacy Liberty Ave Muhlenberg Hou Liberty Age Eli Lief John Redling Hillside Lodge B.P.O. Ellis Andrew Karlick Fillside Photo Service Hillside Photo Service Louis A. Dischier Norman Lewis E. Bernheim & Sons Memorial Josephine Pearl Goldberg Lewis Hilldale Place Beth, Israel Cemetery Woodbridge Lewis Pittsburgh Jewish National Home For Asthmatic Children Denver Temple B'nai Jeshurun David Albert Goldberg Selma Soultech Elynore Gillen Israel Vivian Tumin Wyndmoor Avenue Habonim Labor Zionist Youth Hebrew Youth Seminar Speeder Trenton Barry Schulman Riverside Drive Ned J. Parsekian Disposal Associates Superior Court Disposal Associates R John E. Barger Barger Ernest A. Vocik Anthony J. Messano Hiawatha Avenue Robert G. Brindle Pennsylvania Avenue Lawrence Stern Long Avenue Paul F. Korlesky Vito Dibella Harry Goheen MR. and Mrs. I. Holtz Liberty Pharmacy Liberty Avenue Valiant Chrysler Fischer Chrysler CO North Broad Street Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Russell Stover Hallmark Sonny Breyer's
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